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testmath

The testmath package aims to extend functions from testthat (and waldo!) to create clear and concise unit tests for mathematical properties.

• Provides feedback when unit tests fail, specifying the condition leading to failure.

• Integrates into the testthat framework.

• Helps make unit tests clearer.

Installation

At the moment, this package is only available on Github. If you would like to install it, use:

pak::pak("stefanobarbieri4/testmath")

Usage

If you would like to access testmath’s suite of functions within your unit tests:

• Add testmath under Suggests in your DESCRIPTION file
• In tests/testthat.R and add a library(testmath) call somewhere. If you prefer to leave this file as default, you can create a helper file in tests/testthat/ and load the package in there.

Functions

Below is a list of current unit tests. If you’re unsure of how to use them, they each have a help page that can be accessed via:

?expect_<property>

Example usage

library(testthat)
library(testmath)

test_that("My matrix is Symmetric Positive Definite", {
  mat <- matrix(c(2, 1, 1, 2), nrow = 2)
  expect_spd(mat)
})

Matrix Properties

• expect_diagonal()
• expect_orthogonal()
• expect_symmetric()
• expect_psd()
• expect_spd()

Function Properties

• expect_idempotent()
• expect_involutory()
• expect_n_idempotent()
• expect_n_involutory()
• expect_periodic()

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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